Abstract
The Whistleblower Directive of 2019 is by far the European Union’s most important piece of whistleblowing legislation to date, covering a remarkably broad range of regulatory fields and subjects. After Part 1 of this two-part article series, which mostly focused on the Directive’s scope and general conditions for whistleblower protection, Part 2 will analyse its provisions on public disclosures and the various measures for protection and support that Member States are required to implement. Following this discussion, the article will then turn to some of the most pressing legislative questions each Member State will have to answer before the deadline for transposition passes on 17 December 2021.
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